Guangdong Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Improvement (Demonstration) Project Information Technology Service Package III (Specialized Security Assessment Service and Acceptance Assessment Service)

REQUEST FOR EXPRESSIONS OF INTEREST INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SPECIALLIZED SECURITY ASSESSMENT SERVICE AND ACCEPTANCE ASSESSMENT SERVICE for China Food Safety Improvement Project Guangdong Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Improvement (Demonstration) Project Country: People's Republic of China Name of Project: China Food Safety Improvement Project Loan No.: IBRD-92130 Assignment Title: Guangdong Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Improvement (Demonstration) Project Information Technology Third-Party Service Package III (Speciallized Security Assessment Service and Acceptance Assessment Service) Reference No.: GD-FSS-GAMR-CS14 The Guangdong Administration for Market Regulation has received financing from the World Bank toward the cost of the China Food Safety Improvement Project Guangdong Agricultural Product Quality and Safety Improvement (Demonstration) Project, and intends to apply part of the proceeds for consulting services. The total estimated amount for this project is RMB 0.42 million. (I) Scope of Services The service scope of this project covers specialized security assessment services and acceptance assessment services for four informatization sub-projects, specifically including: The "Scan-to-Trace" Full-Chain Traceability Platform Project for Food in Key Fields (Categories); The "Yue-Shi-An Internet Plus Open Kitchens" System Construction Project; The Upgrade, Renovation, and Operation Project of the Emergency Real-Time Dispatch and Command System; The Capacity Building Project for Food-Related Personnel in Market Regulation. (II) Service Content 1. Specialized Security Assessment Services Before the system is launched on the provincial government cloud or domestic cloud, the service agency shall conduct a pre-launch security assessment. The security assessment agency will simulate hacker attack methods to perform non-destructive offensive testing on the system. The objective is to attempt to intrude into the system and obtain system control, and